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The big day is nearly here!

Sister! will launch on Monday December 5, 2022. So if you haven’t started reading your ARC yet, please do, and prepare your review.
The Sister! Kindle book will be going free on Amazon for three days beginning on Dec. 8, so please don’t post your review on Amazon before then. While the book is free, please download a copy of Sister! – post your review only after you’ve done that. This will ensure that your review shows up as a verified review on Amazon.
Please post the Amazon reviews in a timely manner so I can get a good number of reviews in a short time; it greatly helps with visibility on Amazon and also allows me to engage online promoter site that require a specific number of reviews.
Even if you’ve already given me a pre-publication review on Bookbub or Goodreads, please post your review again on Amazon. That is the one that really counts.

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A New Amazon Review for Trafficked!

**** Intense Frank Thriller

Natalie McMasters is a private investigator trainee and the narrator of this emotional, terror-steeped and frank novel of love, loss, desperation, enslavement and retribution. She’s good at surveillance, patient, calm and alert. She hasn’t had much training or experience in developing projects that consider all possible events and outcomes, so she travels on grit and instinct.
She’s married, to a young Latino lady who is in the states illegally and thus has no standing with ICE. When ICE comes looking, Lupe runs, leaving a distraught Natalie to wonder about the future. Natalie’s decision, after very little consideration is to go looking for Lupe. The trail leads to New York where Natalie becomes tangled with city law enforcement, a gaggle of street people, a detective from her hometown, and finally, an evil band of Albanian sex traffickers.
This explicitly written novel starts slowly and ramps up to a frenetic pace almost immediately as Natalie and her detective friend wander through some of the seamier sections of New York and encounter interesting characters on both sides of the law. Scenes are well developed and often gripping in substance. The author captures a good sense of the scenes and characters in the city and on the Albanian’s ship, in a very adult and explicit fashion.

Carl Brookins VINE VOICE